Can Wall St rebound this week after last Friday’s sell-off?


NEW YORK: Investors attempting to determine whether US equities will rebound from Friday’s sell-off or continue to sink will look to a deluge of earnings this week for a clearer picture of the economy.

The S&P dropped 1.1% on Friday, its biggest decline since March 25. Equities lost ground after industrials Honeywell International and General Electric took hits from the strong dollar, while concerns over new trading regulations in China and Greece’s place in the eurozone dented sentiment.

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